The Role of X-ray in Diagnoses of Probably Risks Before and After Tooth Removed

X-rays play an important role in diagnosing the various pathological conditions that the patient suffers from with a defect that has occurred in the teeth for any reason. In our current research the radiographic images referred to different types of cases represented by (the pain generated because of the severe punch in the place of the tooth when it is removed, complication pain in mandibular due to inflammation arising before the removal of the tooth, increased tooth pain due to its breaking into small pieces, and not completely removing it from its place, pain arising from a wound in the place of the removed tooth, and in the gums, pain that occurs because the patient does not follow the necessary preventive instructions, the emerging pain when the tooth next to the tooth to be removed (wrongly) was removed), as the numerous (25, 75, 28, 12, 82, 32) respectively, documented through the periodic time between (march\2020 and march\2021). There were no significant differences between these cases represented by dental and gum problems whose diagnosed, and there risks were detected by using X-rays before and after tooth extraction, and thus it is clear to determine the appropriate treatment to get rid of the seriousness of the condition that was photographed by X-rays.

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South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.70135/seejph.vi.1086
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Dental Radiography and Imaging
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The Role of X-ray in Diagnoses of Probably Risks Before and After Tooth Removed

Ihsan Abdullah Kumail, Sameer Hatem Abdulhaleem
South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
Dental Radiography and Imaging
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The Role of X-ray in Diagnoses of Probably Risks Before and After Tooth Removed

Ihsan Abdullah Kumail, Sameer Hatem Abdulhaleem
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Abstract

X-rays play an important role in diagnosing the various pathological conditions that the patient suffers from with a defect that has occurred in the teeth for any reason. In our current research the radiographic images referred to different types of cases represented by (the pain generated because of the severe punch in the place of the tooth when it is removed, complication pain in mandibular due to inflammation arising before the removal of the tooth, increased tooth pain due to its breaking into small pieces, and not completely removing it from its place, pain arising from a wound in the place of the removed tooth, and in the gums, pain that occurs because the patient does not follow the necessary preventive instructions, the emerging pain when the tooth next to the tooth to be removed (wrongly) was removed), as the numerous (25, 75, 28, 12, 82, 32) respectively, documented through the periodic time between (march\2020 and march\2021). There were no significant differences between these cases represented by dental and gum problems whose diagnosed, and there risks were detected by using X-rays before and after tooth extraction, and thus it is clear to determine the appropriate treatment to get rid of the seriousness of the condition that was photographed by X-rays.

South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
Thi Qar University (IQ), University of Kerbala (IQ)
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Dental Radiography and Imaging
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